Will Buhari’s Cashless Policy Stop Vote-Buying or Encourage it?
Ben Major asked 2 years ago
The whole nation has been thrown into the difficulties of no cash due to the cashless policy introduced by this government and the idea as explained is to foster free and fair and credible election where there will be no vote buying which has characterised our election system. But the recent happenings has shown that the aims is already defeated because we have seen videos of some politicians already and even of one of the major contestants giving out money to people and taking down their names. To me, i think the policy is not working or what do you think?
1 Answers
affiliatesade Staff answered 2 years ago
Personally, i am beginning to see the policy as only political abracadabra meant to gain sympathy and support from the masses just as they did against Jonathan's government. Instead of preventing vote-buying, the policy is now promoting vote-buying cheaply.
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